Getting help in Overskill

Three ways to reach us — the in-app help panel, a support ticket, or email. Here's when to use each.

If you're stuck, there are two main ways to reach us — both land in the same place, so pick whichever is easier in the moment.

Option 1 — The in-app help panel (fastest)

In the editor, open your account menu (your avatar at the bottom left, or the logo at the top left) and choose Help; on a phone, tap the question mark at the top right. On your dashboard and settings pages, click the ? button next to your name at the bottom of the sidebar (on a phone, open the menu first). Either one opens the help panel, which has three tabs:

  • Articles — search the help center right from where you're stuck. Most questions are answered here in seconds.
  • Chat — ask our AI support assistant a question in plain English. It knows Overskill inside and out and can often solve the problem on the spot. It can't build your app or run a prompt for you though — for that, use the AI Prompt Builder in the editor, not this chat.
  • Tickets — if the chat can't resolve it, submit a ticket right here. Give it a subject, describe the issue, and set a priority. To show us what you're seeing, click Add screenshots, drag an image onto the description box, or paste one straight in. You'll get an email as soon as someone picks it up — usually within a few hours.

You can see all your open and past tickets any time from the View all my tickets link in the Tickets tab. Every support conversation is kept: they're all listed at overskill.com/account/support/tickets, newest first, and each one opens with every message.

Option 2 — Email us

Email [email protected] directly. It creates a ticket automatically — same system as the in-app Tickets tab — and any reply you send back threads onto that same ticket. Use this if you're not logged in, you're forwarding something (like a bounced email or an error screenshot), or email is just more convenient than opening the app.

What to include

Whichever way you reach us, the faster we can help if you tell us:

  • What you were trying to do
  • What happened instead
  • What you expected to happen
  • The app's name or URL, if it's app-specific
  • A screenshot of the problem or the error message, if you can. Add up to 10 images when you open a ticket or reply to one (PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP, up to 10 MB each), or attach them to your email. Our AI assistant looks at them too, so it can often answer without asking you to describe the screen.

Before you open a ticket

A lot of stuck moments have a quick fix. Worth a look first:

  • When things go wrong — the most common issues (stuck previews, failed builds, broken publish button) and how to fix them yourself
  • What are credits? — a lot of nothing is happening reports turn out to be an empty credit balance
  • How to ask the AI for changes — if the AI isn't building what you want, this usually fixes it faster than a support ticket

For walkthroughs, see Where to find video help for Overskill.

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